Anything new its been at least eight months anything new going on with you . How is life, is it a little busier than before, any change whatsoever we need to know about . Less sleep, but, i mean busier. Not boozier busier i think all our lives have been boozier. But im so happy for you it must be great i told you that all along. It is the greatest thing i dont know if people know what were talking about, but how old are the babies seven months old. That is still hard. A boy and girl. Still hard. Wow still tough and you are in it deep. All right. But we digress yeah, they are upstairs crying you look like youre far away i am hoping that they will crawl into a shot at some point. But ive seen pictures and they are so cute. We could have some Photo Bombing going on later in the program. Maybe later lets show everybody u. S. Equity futures at this hour, we do have some red across the board. It looks like the dow futures would be off a little over 1 right now. Similar story well, nasdaq off
The cold front is swinging through. We have gusty winds. We had to wind advisories that have expired and we had red flag warnings as well. Things are improving but we will take more about the chance for rain and snow in the seven day forecast coming up. It was a big night in South Carolina for Hillary Clinton as she cruised to victory in the democratic primary. She won by a huge margin with almost 75 of the support. This means she will pick up most of the states delegates waiting widening her lead. She has 536 delegates while Bernie Sanders has 83. It takes 2000 while Bernie Sanders has 83. It takes 2283 delegates to win the nominatioo. She has won every caucus so far this year except new hampshire. Super tuesday is just three days away and many colorado caucuses will be taking place. For democrats the results are binding. For the republicans they are not, meaning delegates will not and noncore episode of politics unplugged that aired right before denver news at 10 denver7 news at 10 w
Behind me. The care been the most supportive you can fathom in situation like this. Reporter today the camp site officially closed as a more long term shelter in middletown welcomed evacuees. We have several more steps to go in terms of recovery and the red cross will be here and engages as we help folks put their lives back together. Reporter saying goodbye isnt so easy. The bonds made here are strong. Even volunteers feel connected. I know that everyone has touched our life here in calistoga and napa. We hope they take a peace of happiness with them. Reporter coleman may be playing the blues but hes found a lot to be grateful for over the past two weeks as he heads back to middletown to start over. I hope one day i could show how grateful i am to these people because they were just a blessing. Red cross, everybody. Reporter were back here live where the help for these folks continues. You can see families are streaming in. Once again a special Community Meeting is taking place. They
Backbone, wind in the sails of social justice movement. I guess paul robeson said it best. [indiscernible] i believe and our social presence, as breaker of official silence is, as a voice for those whose voices are disregarded, and as a human birthright. Culture and resistance, 2012 through voices of artists, musicians, poets and writers. We look at the nexus of politics and art, airing highlights of our cultural coverage of the past year. Featuring alice walker, Walter Mosley, randy weston, steve earle, randall robinson, and others. And we pay tribute to the late adrienne rich, Whitney Houston, and mark the centennial the birth of Woody Guthrie. All of that and more coming up. This is democracy now , n democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Today, and a democracy now special, looking back at 2012. We look at art, culture, and resistance. We begin with rattle robinson, founder and past president of transafrica, a law professor at Pennsylvania State university, mos
[indiscernible] i believe and our social presence, as breaker of official silence is, as a voice for those whose voices are disregarded, and as a human birthright. Culture and resistance, 2012 through voices of artists, musicians, poets and writers. We look at the nexus of politics and art, airing highlights of our cultural coverage of the past year. Featuring alice walker, Walter Mosley, randy weston, steve earle, randall robinson, and others. And we pay tribute to the late adrienne rich, Whitney Houston, and mark the centennial the birth of Woody Guthrie. All of that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Today, and a democracy now special, looking back at 2012. We look at art, culture, and resistance. We begin with rattle robinson, founder and past president of transafrica, a law professor at Pennsylvania State university, most recent book makada said at the dawn of the Civil Rights Era following a young man coming of